The third edition of this book has been updated in the new Question and Answer style of questions followed by commentary, bullet points,diagrams and flowcharts. It covers most topics found on landlord and tenant courses taught on undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes. The new edition offers questions based on the latest recommendations of the Law Commission on renting homes and the abolition of the law of forfeiture. There are new questions on the human rights dimension, the recent changes to Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and the substantial amendments made to leasehold enfranchisement under the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002.

Questions & Answers: Landlord and Tenant 2005-2006 (Blackstone's Law Questions and Answers)

Pawlowski, Mark

BROWN, JAMES

Reference

Blackstone Press

This book provides readers with a concise outline of the law relating to commercial lettings. It provides a useful summary of the relevant case law and legislation for those requiring a general knowledge of the key principles affecting commercial leases Mark Pawlowski, Barrister and Professor of Property Law, is a well known and highly respected author and practitioner.

Leasing Commercial Premises

Foreign & International Law

Estates Gazette Ltd

Kenilworth: Portrait of a Town and Castle

History

Drew, John H.

Europe

Jones - Sands Publishing

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the doctrine of undue influence in the context of the family home and fully incorporates the recent House of Lords ruling in Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge (No 2) (2001). It is aimed predominantly at the legal practitioner, but will also act as a useful source of reference for academics and students of contract, land law and equity and trusts. Emphasis is placed on claims brought by spouses (usually the wife) seeking to set aside a charge over the matrimonial home made in favour of a lending institution. The role of lenders in this context is also examined in depth, as is the part played by the solicitor acting on behalf of the parties. Apart from providing an exposition of the doctrine and its key elements, the book also gives a broader outlook by examining the Commonwealth experience (notably in Australia, Canada and New Zealand) and suggesting an underlying concept of unconscionability as governing undue influence claims. There is also a separate chapter on remedies, as well as an appendix containing a number of draft pleadings for use by the legal practitioner. In the foreword, the Honourable Mr Justice Neuberger writes: 'Pawlowski and Brown are to be congratulated for having produced a book ...as comprehensive and user-friendly as this volume. Not only have they considered the effect of the authorities in a clear and logical way, but they have also highlighted problems which have yet to be resolved and questions which have yet to be answered ...one of the hallmarks of a good legal book.'

Undue Influence and the Family Home

BROWN

Routledge-Cavendish

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